Use restriction the getimagesize() function with https #1
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To take crop Image in a running application with SSL active, just getting the error:
PHP Warning: getimagesize(https://.....): failed to open stream: operation failed in /../../Fbeen/CroppicBundle/Service/ImageHelper.php on line 61.
I do not know if there is direct relationship with SSL, because I know deeply about .
I ran some local tests using other form of reading via path (the relative path) and worked well .
The update consisted basically in the implementation of resolveFilepath() function, used only by the crop() function ImageHelper own , which converts imgURL variable for the relative path.